Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-27

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Buyer season-l00 tons, 81 171a; 600, 81 171s
200, 81 IS: 400, 81 1875: 900, 81 lS4; 500, 81 49,.
Buyer 1ss7-l0o tons. 81 %; 400, 81 2314; 800
81 $50: 200, 81 2i54; 400, 81 "a
81 0S9544 p ctl.
OATS-The demand is somewhat slow, while
offerings are fairly liberal; A lot of 900 sacks
Nebraska arrived to-day. We quote: No. / Feed
81 i0@l IS; No. 2, 81 Goal Is; Milling, 81 75@
l so; Surprise, 81 S091 IS Black, 81 40@1 so
Nebraska, 81 45@1 so q ctl.
| HAI-Ther are offerings enough to meet all
requirements. We quote Alfalfa, SOIL Dat,
s9011 50; Barley, sS011 Wheat. slla15 y ton.
HOP5-Market void of activity. The future
depends largely upon how roots winteIed East
and in Europe. No fears are yet expressed in
regard to the Pacific coast crop, which is gen.
orally good. Nominally quotable at 1G@17c y b.
POTATOES-The tone of the market is still OF
a healthy character, and dealers are able to sell
desirable stock to good advantage. Wharf rates
are: New, 81 SOAP so; River Reds, 81 SO@2 15
Early Rose, 81 6O@2;; Peerless. 81 60@2; Tomales,
81 75@2 % Oregon Garnet Chile, 81 70@2 p ctl.
ONlONSI-Quotable at 81 5O9S q ctl. New are
offering at 113r12c p h.
BEANs-Light jobbing trade at easy prices.
We quote Bayos, SOP so; Butter, 81 SOAP
Pink, 81 40@1 50; Red, 81 40@1 so; Lima, 81 75@
2 % Pea, 81 7o@1 50: Small White, 81 FOOL 50
VEGETABLES-Custom for Asparagus is
less general, and lower prices have to be
accepted to clean up arrivals. The supply
of Green Peas continues heavy. to the great
advantage OF buyers. IsluDarD meets
with fair demand. We quote: Asparagus. Soc a
81 p bx; Rhubarb, 3@5c z H.: Egg Plant.
20@25c 2 ID; Cucumbers, 25c@Sl % q dozen
Mushrooms, 50cGS1 q box: Green Peppers, 20@
S2d2 50 p box; String Beans. 1Sa20c ID; Sum.
mer Squash, 6@l0c q ID Artichokes, 100
15c p dozen; Carrots. 35G50o . ctl Turnips,
25a50c 2 eli Bsets, 75c@s1 . sack Parsnips,
o0@75c p cti CsuiiiUTer, 75c4Sl "A dozen
Cspoage, 81 95@1 50 . Cit Garlic, 2@21Sc s d
Celery, oc@6Oc 3 dozen; Dry Peppers, S910c
Dry Okra, J5@20c q II.
FRUIT-Receipts of Cherries are light, and
prices are irregular. Arrivals so far have been
of small-sized fruit, and purchases are made
more for novelty than for actual want of the
article. Raspberries come in about every other
day, though regular consignments may be ex-
pected in The near future. Strawberries come
forward with more freedom, there being a
marked difference in the quality of stock, caus-
ing a large margin in values. Gooseberiies are
plentiful enough for all needs at current rates.
ApricOts can be looked for soon. We
quote joboing lots as follows: Cherries, 35G40c
4 h; Gooscberries, S@10c q 10; Strawberries.
S6a12R chest: Raspberries, ST 1902 % p drawer
Apples, 81 d0G2 for common. and s262 80 =
box for good to choice; Mexican Lines, s10@l1
ebx; California Lines, Sl@l 50 q box; Lemons,
Sicily, s595 50; do California, 75c@s1 so for
common, S292 so for choice; Oranges, California,
81 2j@3 q box for common, and 60 SOFAS 80 q
box for Navel; Tahiti Oranges. Sl050G1250P NJ;
Bananss, u 500 So p Dnnch; Pineapples, seq
Z 50 3 dozen.
BUTTER-Market firmer at higher prices, par
ticularly for the finer grades. Fancy, 19@20c;
good to choice, 17@1Sc; fair, 15@l5c; mixed
for fair to good. and l16i37 ? ID for p)Or.
CHEZ -E-Quotable at 11@12c p ID for fair
10 choice, aud 9@10c for poor quality.
EGGS-1he market shows better tone, whether
temporary or not time alone can determine.
Eastern arrivals are falling off, while Cali
fornia products come along slowly, though
future. Quotable at 1S@l9c 2 dozen for ordi-
nary stock and 2Cc for anything choice. Eastern
are quotable at 17@1Sc p dozen.
PuuLTRf-Receipts are not heavy. and stock
at full rates, We quote as follows: Live
Turkeys Gobblers, 2l@22e; Hens, 2l@22c;
dressed Turkeys. 22G25t; BOOSTERS, s5@5 80 ror
Brothers, siG7: Ducss e769 so . loren: Geese
81 50@2 p pair for cd, and 81 5O@S q pair for
Goslines: Pigeons, s2@2 50 q dozen for old and
81 sea 3 for young.
GAME-We quote. Rabbits, 81 Hare. 81 sea,
l 40 q dozen.
WOOL-Former prices hold coed for quota
tons, being full up to the mark. Trade is better
than could be expected under the depressing
influence Of uncertain freights, and now that
there must soon be more uniformity in rates,
and at a much lower key than the schedule re-
Gently adopted, 1t is expected that good stock
will find ready sale. The suspension of the
operations of the interstate commerce law for
20 days, recently noted in our Geographic dis
patches from Washington, will give California
ample time TO work off its spring clip of Wool,
and will also affcrd San Francisco q chance to
get a large share of this business from Oregon,
Arizona and Washington Territory. Reported
sales for the week foot up 100000 lbs within our
figures. We quote:
Poor short spring. seedy and bury, 2 b.-13G15c
Good short spring, seedy. 4 ib.---......l5@I7
Choice short spring, free, = fb....--..-..H@is
Good years spring, free. 2 b......-...... Is
Fair years spring, seedy, 2 b.-----....--.1i@15
Poor years spring, seedy and bury 2 10. .12G13
FRESH MEATs-There is fair Representation
of all classes of Meats. Prices keep steady
and uniform. Following are the rates for
whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers
Beef-First quality, Sc: second quality. 70
sac; small, 7s9c 2 70. Mutton-Quotable at
G1aa1c = Z. LaT1b-Yesrlings. 7@sc: Spring.
Sa11nc ? n. Pork-Idye logs on foot grain fed,
SO sc; stock 314@4c; dressed Hogs, 7%qSlac
RF.